says he is going right at the questions about helsinki and the summit with putin. what are you doing? >> well look, i think the summit as i said already before i don't think it went very well for the administration and the perception it left after that first meeting. then there is rhetoric and words and then there are actions and policies. i think so far you could say while i may not necessarily agree with all the words that the president used in helsinki, his policies on russia, we want to be fair, have been stronger than the previous administration and any administration since the end of the cold war dealing with putin's hostilities. i'm more interested in policies. mike pompeo wasn't the one standing in helsinki and at the end of the day he is in charge of implementing the administration's policies through the state department and that's what i'll focus on are policies. what are we going to deter the next attack in 2018 if putin decides to interfere with our elections? what are we doing about nato, crimea, isis and the talks with north korea and the like? those are the things i hope we'll focus on.